The vocabulary we use in our social justice efforts is constantly changing. Our denomination’s goal to dismantle “white supremacy” has sometimes met reactivity from those who associate such words with Nazis, the KKK and other hate groups. This Sunday we will reflect on how … read more.
How is liberal religion different from every other kind? The answer can be found in how we help people grow. Liberal religion is sometimes seen as a form of benign neglect, however, there is often more method to the madness than can be easily seen … read more.
Recently a friend of the church found a printed copy of a sermon preached in 1953 by our first settled minister the Reverend Richard Henry. The topic is surprisingly timely today in an age where 33% of the people in our country identify as “nones” … read more.
4:00 pm Family Friendly Service- Catherine Farmer Loya and Rev. Chris Buice
7:00 pm Christmas Eve Evening Service of Lessons and Carols-Rev. Chris Buice
Join us for our annual winter holiday pageant, celebrating the ancient theme in many religious traditions of hope and the return of light in the darkest of times.
‘Tis the season for rampant materialism fa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la. How much is enough?
Would we even know it if we had it?
Julian of Norwich declared, “All shall be well, and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well.” However, it doesn’t always feel that way.
On Thanksgiving we often want everything to go perfectly. Sometimes it is our own perfectionism that ruins an otherwise perfect moment. Indeed the history of the holiday lends itself to a meditation on getting things wrong. This Sunday will be an service for all ages … read more.
Armistice Day, November 11, was meant to mark the end of The War to End All Wars – WW I. However, peace did not endure. This Sunday we will explore a variety of ways we can work for peace in our world today. Speaker- Rev. … read more.
Life can either break us apart or break us open. This Sunday we honor the traditions of All Souls, All Saints and the Day of the Dead. You are invited to bring a picture of loved one who is no longer living or someone you … read more.
